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I've been waiting anxiously for your next installments mate. Cheers!

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In your entry for coaches, you mention having 'good' motivation and other skills referenced by 'good' or 'average'.

 

I couldn't see in the manual what each colour code meant. This is my assumptions and correct me if I'm wrong:

 

Blue - Excellent

Green - Good

Yellow - Above Average/Average

Orange - Average/Below Average

Red - Below Average/Poor

 

I'm not exactly sure.

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Oh does it. Well that adds a different angle. Maybe my best player will not work as a primary receiver if he's doubles the whole time, but leaves my TE or other receivers in single coverage.

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<p>Thanks mate. I'll fire up the game a little later this afternoon and get some of those details to you. Figuring out a strong passing game will be good.</p><p> </p><p>

I try to take some of your tips from pass defence and apply them. Like looking if my opposition has a mismatch with any of my receivers. Like a receiver who is faster, bigger and can jump higher, then it will focus a majority of my plays as him being the primary receiver. But I haven't looked at that yet.</p>

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<p>Recruiting for schemes would be brilliant.</p><p> </p><p>

I'd personally like some help on a good pass offense. LSU currently fields a top tier pocket passer but i'm struggling to get him effective.</p><p> </p><p>

First game of the season he threw 20-40 for 317 yards and a single TD.</p>

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This is indeed amazing. I can't wait to read you thoughts on an effective passing offense.